Guys, a 320 kbps .wav file would be so incredibly low quality, it wouldn't even make sense listening to. To get even close you'd have to go down to a 16-bit 22.05 kHz sample rate in mono. A 20 kHz SR would actually get you exactly to 320 kbps, but 20 kHz wavs are not a thing, and would make for a terrible listening experience. They'd be missing literally half of the audible spectrum of frequencies. A more normal wav file, like a 24-bit 44.1 kHz SR in stereo is over two thousand kbps. I think you got wav and mp3 confused.
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Guys, a 320 kbps .wav file would be so incredibly low quality, it wouldn't even make sense listening to. To get even close you'd have to go down to a 16-bit 22.05 kHz sample rate in mono. A 20 kHz SR would actually get you exactly to 320 kbps, but 20 kHz wavs are not a thing, and would make for a terrible listening experience. They'd be missing literally half of the audible spectrum of frequencies. A more normal wav file, like a 24-bit 44.1 kHz SR in stereo is over two thousand kbps. I think you got wav and mp3 confused.